San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-10
TELEGRAPHIC BREVETIES.

Eagle Pass talks another newspaper,
half Spanish, half English.
The Rio Gran Q continues TO rise,
but no dana g is reported.
Oglesby was disappointed In securing
bond and Is In the cell.
Laredo offers 20S acres to the govern
ment for a post.
The G. A. X. reunion at Omaha called
out 70, 600 veterans.
The brakemen's brotherhood meets In
Houston on the 26th.
There is an unusual rise in the Nile
and number OF estates are flooded.
The Shrek OF the iron horse lie heard
In the envirous OF Kerrville.
California celebrated her 37th snniver-
sary as a state yesterday
Sarah Bernhard has been on a pill
grimage to Lourdes.
The state Of siege, at Sofia, has been
raised.
Bismark will not arbltrste between
Russia and Bulgaria.
Austria is reported as getting ready to
annex Bosnia.
The socialists want representation on
lusPcCtiOn VI oicCtiOns DOhIu.
Steel casting Of 1900 pounds made at
San Francisco.
Petroleum and mining exchange, New
York, lay corner stone Of building
Troops are pursuing four supposed
iilibusters who recently landed at Man.
tanZss, Cuba.
st. Louis, Arkansas and Texas railroad
record mortgage at Fort Worth OF ST.
$4,000.
The fete In honor OF the American
centenary will be held at Crystal Palace,
London, next Saturday.
The 10th will be celebrated at New
Laredo with grand ball at the custom
house.
The Medical congress WAS photo
graphed on Friday and adjourned
today.
DIR. Mckenzie has been knighted by
Victoria for his services to the crown
prince.
The Spanish government releases Mr..
Deane, the missionary, imprisoned at
Manila.
The agricultural estimates at WASH
ingtOn since 1881 have been within q
fraction OF one per cent. OF the actual
returns.
Thompson & Son, grocers Of Weather
ford, transfer their business to Fort
Worth parties.
O'Brien did not put 10 an appear
ance at MichelstOwn and a warrant was
issued for his arrest.
The German crown prince, travelling
through the TyrOl, is everywhere wei.
coined.
The prospects are good for a printers
war, outside Of newspaper offices. The
demand is made for nine hour day and
an eight hour Saturday, by the Typo
graphical and the Pressman's unions, OF
st. Louis. This demand is in accord
with an enactment of the international
union. 1t is resisted by the st. Louis
employers, who call meeting OF all
employing printers, photographers and
binders in the United States and Can
ada to meet in October, to take action.
Chicago Typothets society ia asked to
make arrangements for the meeting and
appoint time and place.
ANOTHER chapter In the MoGlynn case
opens which is very interesting reading
until IL ia contrsdicted by authority. As
sensational matter 1t serves very we'll to
keep the reading public on thorns Of eI-
pectancy, and will thus answer the end
Of its creation. The report is to the ef-
feet that the case is to be reopened, as
the accommodated priest had forward
ed full defense to Rome and that 1t was
suppressed by Cardinal Gibbons 10 order
to help Cardinal Simeoni out OF the diff
ficulty, as he, Gibbons, wanted his asso-
oiate to help in securing the Catholic
university. Speculation In stocks de-
olines. but the speoula tions Of the press
flourish perennial.